August 02 thru 12, 2007 West Allis
The state's largest, most historic annual event blends Wisconsin agricultural traditions with the excitement of a contemporary, urban event. International Bazaar, amusement park thrill rides, blue ribbon livestock, 28 stages of top-name entertainment, and world-famous cream puffs entice fairgoers of all ages. Gates are open from 8AM to 11PM with the exception of Fridays and Saturdays when the Fair Park is open until 12AM. Midway is open from 10AM to 11PM daily. On Closing Day, Sunday, August 12, the Fair Park will close at 9PM. 8100 West Greenfield Avenue.

August 09 thru 12, 2007 Elkhart Lake
The American Le Mans Series returns for its 5th exciting year. The August 9-12 weekend will co-feature American Le Mans on Saturday, and the Champ Car World Series on Sunday. In addition, three support races; including Champ Car Atlantic, Star Mazda and Formula BMW. Also, four classes of machines, with two drivers for each car, compete head-to-head. Support series include Formula BMW, IMSA GT3, Skip Barber, Speed World Challenge GT & Touring, and Star Mazda. N7390 State Road 67.

August 10 thru 12, 2007 St Croix Falls
A music and entertainment fundraiser to help restore the century-old Lamar schoolhouse into a thriving community center and place for arts and education. The 1905 two-room schoolhouse was placed on the Historic Register of Places in 1982 and is a non-profit organization. Friday: 6PM - 11PM, Saturday: 2PM - 11PM, Sunday August 12th: 9:30AM Gospel Music Service under the tent. Onsite parking. Solar tours. No carry-ins. Bring a lawn chair! Located at 1488 200th Street, just north of Hwy 8 and east of St. Croix Falls.

August 10 thru 12, 2007 Boscobel
The Lower Wisconsin River Thresheree will be featuring Allis Chalmers tractors, Historic Steam and Agricultural demonstrations, and lots of food, music, and games for everyone. Vintage working machinery, threshing and lumber-sawing demos, and various other mechanical treasures from the old days. 10AM-5PM both days, with a parade at 2PM each day. Held at the Antique Club grounds, which are are located one block off of Highway 133 on Chestnut Street, sponsored by the Boscobel Antique Power Club. Contact: Harvey Zabelns.

August 13 thru 19, 2007 Sturtevant
Fresh peaches galore, all you can eat peaches and cream pancakes, fresh baked peach cobbler, peach smoothies, build your own peach sundaes, peach shakes, pony rides, hay rides, kids' korral play area, peddle cart rides, kids' train rides and country picnic cookout. Apple Holler is a full service farm restaurant featuring cabaret style revues, wine and cheese tasting, country store, homemade apple pies, cider, syrup and apple butter; orchard tours and farmyard animals. Tickets are required for some activities. Monday thru Friday 11:00AM - 4:00PM. Saturday & Sunday 11:00AM - 6:00PM. 5006 S Sylvania Avenue.

August 14 thru 19, 2007 Milwaukee
Set on the glorious, glamorous Riviera, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a delicious comedy that follows two con artists as they take on the lifestyles of the rich and shameless and end up with a lot more than they bargain for. If you don't want to see this show because it's "One Of The Liveliest, Funniest, Best-performed Musicals In Years!" (New York Post), then see it because the money helps pay for our grandmother's cosmetic surgery. Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N Water Street.

August 17 thru 18, 2007 Wausau
Wausau's Fern Island Park is home to the area's premier musical extravaganza, the Big Bull Falls Blues Festival. Featuring nationally known blues performers, the two-day event draws true blues fans from far and wide to downtown Wausau. In addition to hours of headlining musical entertainment, the festival offers food, beverages and great island scenery. Over 21 only. Lawn chairs permitted. No carry-ins. Enjoy great food and merchandise, then sit back and "Do the Blues." Fern Island Park, River Drive in Wausau.

August 18, 2007 Sharon
Sharon retains its small town charm while offering some superb bicycling country. The network of rural roads in this area is perfect for summertime cycling. Plus there are more cows than you can shake a water bottle at! Quaint opportunities for refreshments are available at four small town ice cream shoppes - each rider receives 4 coupons for snacks or ice cream. Routes have been created to accommodate 22, 44, and 64 mile routes. All you can eat pancake breakfast at 6:30AM at Goodland Park. Registration begins at 9AM and includes maps, rest stops and free pig roast after the ride(10:30AM-3:30PM).